duh duh duh duh duh duh duh duh
I had pretty specific instructions. He needed a batman cape with bat ears. I was going to trace a hood from a jacket and go from there, but then I thought of those Cozy Hoods in Little Things to Sew. My original plan was to make it unlined, you know, since it is a dress up thing and all. After I made the outside I decided it might actually be easier to line the hood than to try to finish the edges of the unlined hood. I had some gray jersey that was scrap from some tees I made that ended up being great.
I did not actually read the directions to sew this hood, since I was improvising. I actually didn't even bother to cut out the lining pieces from the pattern - I just used the same ones I did for the outer pieces. Seemed to work fine, but it probably works even better the way it is written - Oliver + S patters/Liesl Gibson are my very favorite patterns ever.
I even had some black bias tape to use for the ties. I got to use my narrow rolled hem foot for my machine on the cape - so awesome - wouldn't have attempted without it.
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Lucky little fella! Both the cape and your little one are so cute.
ReplyDeleteJust ran across your blog...love it! This cape is awesome!
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Great job! Looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteIt's fabulous and almost as cute as your little guy!
ReplyDeleteI just made one of these for my son's friend's batman party! I will post pictures on my blog soon! These are really cute! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous cape with the hood and ears!!! I bet it gets LOTS of use. I'm going to have 'duh duh duh duh duh duh duh duh... Batman' in my head for the rest of the night... LOL!!!
ReplyDeletevery cool. a batman cape is on my to do list also...
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